MOULTRIE, Ga. — A tip about the location of a stolen four-wheeler led police — eventually — to find it at another residence, where officers made one arrest, with more expected.

Justin Mack Allen was not charged in the theft, but was accused of giving police inaccurate information when officers asked him about the stolen vehicle.

Officers initially went to the 3000 block of Highway 133 North, where they were told they would find the 2002 Honda Sport-Trax reported stolen on Jan. 18 from the residence of James Jordan in the 100 block of Mark Lane.

“He (Jordan) got information that it might be at that location on Highway 133 North,” Colquitt County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Chris Robinson said. “There deputies made contact with a female who was there (who) gave another address.”

When officers got to that residence in the 300 block of Hagin Still Road, Allen was there.

“Apparently he lied to the deputies,” Robinson said. “They ended up finding the four-wheeler there.”

Allen, 36, 1331 U.S. Hwy. 319 N. Lot 79, Norman Park, was charged with obstruction of an officer.

Others face misdemeanor charges in connection with the theft of Jordan’s four-wheeler.

In other arrests

Moultrie Police

• Nolberto Scotty Soto, 18, 1300 Hutchinson Drive, was charged Wednesday with possession of marijuana and seat belt violation.

• Sheree Shidae Parrish, 31, 815 First St. N.W., was charged Wednesday with financial transaction card fraud.

Thefts

Sheriff’s Office

• Jaiquious Myers reported Wednesday the theft of a Metro PC LX cell phone from his book bag in the Colquitt County High gym locker room.

Moultrie Police

• Dolly Spell, 600 block 26th Avenue Southeast, reported Wednesday the theft of a license plate valued at $20 off a 2001 Ford Taurus.

• Rent-A-Center, 115 Talmadge Drive, reported Wednesday the theft of a flat screen television and Polk tower speaker and subwoofer with an Onkyo receiver with a total value of 1,248.

An employee told police that a couple who had purchased the items on a payment plan had sold them at Pawn Depot, 209 Sixth St. S.E.

Police will take arrest warrants for the couple.

• Wal-Mart, 641 Veterans Parkway S., reported Wednesday that a shoplifter stole two items of merchandise with a total value of $298 from the store’s electronics department and drove away.

Entering auto

Moultrie Police

• Oscar Lee Henderson III, 900 block Highland Boulevard reported Wednesday that someone broke into his 2006 Lincoln and stole property valued at $4.

Identify theft

Sheriff’s Office

• Ray Nicholson, 900 block Henry Weeks Road, Norman Park, reported that Windstream notified him that someone is trying to open a phone line on his account using his personal information and Social Security and bank account numbers.